Luckily, we need not resort to praying in this instance; we can rely instead on the important contributions of many pioneers, such as the early progenitors of probabilistic thought J. Bernoulli [1]} and P.S. Laplace, as well as the breakthrough 20th century insights of R.T. Cox [2]} and E.T. Jaynes [3]}, and the more recent works of A. Caticha [4]}, K. Vanslette [5]}[6]}, as well as many other fine contributions (see e.g., [7]}[8]}[9]}[10]}).See also the monograph of Caticha [11]} and the thesis of A. Giffin [7]} for a detailed discussion of these issues and review of the history of probability and entropy.
